Tradition is the same as truth. Tradition is reality. It is built upon the realizations of thousands of men and women. It is in contrast to left and right wing ideology, because these are not built on reality. They are fictions. They are a deception used to hide the truth of what is going on behind the scenes of our societies.
Tradition is also religion because God is real. There is a real connection between Divinity and man. This connection is not necessarily found in a church, in a congregation, or in other such groups and places. It is a living, breathing connection between man and God.
This connection is the mystical experience, the mystical oneness, where God ‘takes’ the individual into possession and acts through him. This is one of the ways in which God enters creation. It is called a theophany, and is part of tradition, in that tradition recognizes God.
Tradition is also anti-democratic in nature because the democratic ideology leaves out vital aspects of reality such as religion. Religion is the very essence of society, and should, therefore, be included in every aspect of it. Rather than being democratic, tradition is theocratic in nature. There is one God above, one Devil below, and one people in the middle. This is the doctrine of tradition.
Being theocratic in nature, does not, however, make us allied with other theocratic powers. We are something new, and we do not recognize old and degenerated power structures. We are a new communion with God, and as such we want to establish a new society with one God above us.
Tradition is concerned with this relationship between God, society and man. Tradition is not something dead, it is alive and well, and it breathes. It is the reality of what is going on behind the appearances. It is oriented towards truth, and not propaganda. Because propaganda is always part truth, part deception. We don’t want deception, we want to know what is really going on.
We are not interested in establishing a new form of tyranny. Tradition is very freedom-oriented, so long as there exists order in society. We don’t believe in a single figure having the sole authority such as was the case in medieval society or is in the papacy. Rather, we want an assembly of chosen men and woman to become our rulers. In this way, we guard ourselves against tyranny and corruption.
It must be admitted that there exists a hierarchy between those who have received the mystical experience and those who have not. Obviously, we want the best men and women to rule our society, and some who have received the experience will be eligible for rulership. Yet we have to be realistic. Not all who are chosen for leadership will have had the mystical experience, and their opinion must be equal to that of those who have received it, though special attention must be given to those who have become the instruments of the living God.
These people will act as sages, guiding society in the right direction through a direct transmission between them and God. Naturally, these people are very important for society, and should be treated as such. A parallel exists between these specially chosen people and the prophets of the old testament.
The people will live on very much as they have always done so. The difference is that they will become interested in truth. Whereas now, they passively accept whatever the television tells them, they will start to think for themselves. They will no longer listen to the propaganda of a secret and depraved elite but will come to God who is Reality.
They will have to be an educated people, because by education comes the ability to make the right choices, and it is imperative that the people are able to make sound decisions.
They will have to rise up, and they will have to be indignant at the status quo. They will not accept that some people have to live in slums and suffer, and they will to a great extent sacrifice themselves to help people who are stuck in poverty. There will be a national community made up of a strong, beautiful and merciful people.
People won’t go to work simply to get their next paycheck. This is what individuals do in a capitalist society. They live for themselves and their own pleasure. Rather, people should live in service of something greater than themselves. This will install a sense of pride in them, and they will become beautiful servants of the order of things.
